Practice, practice, practice

After reading the guide, you will know everything needed to get the first 100 customers.

Got $0 marketing budgets and 13 followers on 𝕏? No problems. I’ve got you covered.

But there are some bad news: knowing ≠ success. You need to work.

The first time you try a growth idea from my guide, you will fail. Not because you are a bad founder, but because growth requires practice.

It works the same way for everyone:

• Michael Jordan’s coach said he "wasn't good enough”. He shot baskets for hours every day, even in the dark.
• Gordon Ramsay started as a terrible cook, getting screamed at. Spent years grinding in French kitchens.
• Stephen King’s first novel was rejected 30 times. He threw it in the trash. His wife retrieved it and encouraged him to polish it and retry.

"If you don't practice, you don't deserve to win."

How to use this guide

I expect you to consume mrr.guide this way:

1. Skim through the whole guide. Note the ideas that you are interested in trying.
2. Pick one.
3. Go try it in the wild. Don’t fool around: take a real project, go to real people, put some real effort.
4. After doing something, go to the Discord community and share your post or launch with me to critisize you.
5. Get feedback. Reflect. Improve.
6. Retry.

This way you will get a feedback loop and upgrade your growth skill over time by trying.